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Seat Covers

Does anyone have a source for seat covers that would fit over the existing FlexSteel Captain and Co Pilot chairs? This would be for a 1994 Grand Villa. or How did you repair yours?  Our Leather like surfaces have become sticky and soft, the padding is like new but the cover material is deteriorated.
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Gerry & Brenda
CHARLOTTE HARBOR, FL
1994 Grand Villa - # 4466
U300 Unihome - 6V92 Detroit
4 speed Allison - Jake Brake

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Reply #1
I think it is best just to have them recovered.......
Steve Mudd
Commander, The Crystal Ship
CEO, Retirement Clearinghouse International
1993 Grand Villa U300 40', Detroit 6V92 Turbo
1997 Jeep Wrangler Sport
2008 Harley-Davidson Ultra Classic
2000 Harley-Davidson Wide Glide
swmudd@aol.com

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Reply #2
Gerry,

Just had a long time local upholstery shop come to my location, remove my furniture and dash, add new foam, recover in Ultra Leather and reinstall.  Looks great and did not have to move the coach.
Rudy Legett
2003 U320 4010 ISM 450 hp
2001 U320 4220 ISM 450 hp
1995 U320 M11 400 hp
1990 Granvilla 300 hp 3208T
Aqua Hot Service Houston and Southeast Texas

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Reply #3
I used a set of the seat covers from Camping World.  I would not recommend  them!!!  They do not fit well at all on the seats in my U225.  Mine is also soft and sticky with the covering deteriorated.  I have heard that there are covers out there that will work, but have not located anything yet. 

Have also been told that I should check for a tag under the seat with seat info on it, write down the name and number and call the seat manufacturer to see if they still make the cover and would sell to me, but haven't done that yet.  So I am searching too!
1994 U225
build #4514

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Rudy,
Would you mind sharing the cost of this?  If you do, I understand.

Paul
2000 U320 36'
Paul
36' 2000 U320
2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit

 

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Reply #5
Gerry,

I would also recommend recovering.  More expensive but with good workmanship I believe you'll be happier with the results.  Your coach is similar to mine and Pierce's and here is a prior post I made to him on the topic of recovering the dash and front seats.  Pics are included.

How many square feet to recover front seats?

Good luck,

Jerry
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Jerry and Cindy Maddux
1993 U300/36WTBI DD6v92TA
build 4271  "Miss Lou"
1995 suzuki sidekick 4x4 toad
Gulfport, Ms

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